Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-15
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day POintsdly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.

The News OF the Day POintsdly Para
Eraphed for Hasty Readers.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
THERE have been 1O3 arrests so far in
April.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
THE police docket was q blank at mid
night last night.
THE Council Committees on Scales and
Health are called for tonight.
THE Young Mems Democratic Club VIII
hold an important meeting this evening.
A PORTION of the property of the late
W. A. Sehairer was sold at Fulton yester-
day.
THEU. s. NJ. Social will give their first
select ball at WestwoOd's hall, this even
ing.
THE Opera House orchestra had fine
rehearsal at the Huseman House, last
evening
BILLY MAYER's orchestra went to Wells
burg last evening, where it played for the
firemen's hall.
LICENSES are ready at the revenue Office
for those who wish to take them out and
avoid the rush.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN and his great COM
bination will he at the Capitol Rink next
Monday evening.
THE natural gas ditch on Market street,
near the pOstoffice, has been rammed and
the street repaired.
GUENTHER SCHNELLE has been declared
insane and will be removed from the peni-
Tertiary to Weston.
Mr.. ALLAN WHEAT yesterday received
a 54-inch Rudge bicycle for Mr.. Robert
Simpson. 1t is handsome machine.
IT is twenty-three days since we had
rain, very unusual thing for this season
of the year. The farmers wOuld rejoice
over good shower.
THE Nelrs- Letters "terrible outrage"
was a little stale. The REGISTER printed
il several days ago. There is no such sta
ton on the road as Dawn
THE REGISTER acknowledges the re-
ceipt, from Jacob w. GTubb, of half a
dozen pieces OF choice music, three being
instrumental selections and the Others late
and popular songs.
YESTERDAY afternoon, while working
on new house in the East End Jerry
O'Brien, the we'll known carpenter, fell
from gang plank and broke his left arm,
Just above the elbow.
THE WyandOtte Fishing Club, of the
East End will give their first grand ball at
Turner Hall this evening, there will be a
lady's waltz contest for handsome prize.
A large crowd and good time are anticipa-
ted.
AN important meeting of the Young
Mems Democratic Club will be held this
evening and every member should he pres
ent, rs the consideration of the cOnstitu-
ton and bylaws will come up for final ac-
ton.
THE WyandOtte Fishing Club will give
their first annual ball at Turner Hall this
evening. They are popular set of Cen
trail glass house boys, and will have large
and select attendance. Mayors orchestra
will play.
WORK at the base ball ground is being
energetically pushed under the direction of
Mr.. Howell, of the Committee on Grounds
The boys spent an hour at practice yester-
day The carpenters will be nearly done
by tonight.
ANOTHER large and appreciative au-
dience witnessed ''GrOgan's Elevation" at
the Grand Opera House last evening. The
piece and company have both caught on
in great shape and are assured big bust
ness the rest of the week.
YESTERDAY afternoon number of
Etnaville young men crossed the back
river in skiffs to the Island beach, and
there iLdulged in glove contest. There
were i've or six bouts among different
ones, the fun lasting about two hours.
MARTIN THORNTON, of the Brunswick,
yesterday received by express from Chicago
"a magnificent silver plated water cooler
and silver plated coffee and tea tanks. The
three pieces are by far the handsOmest
articles Ofthe kind ever seen in Wheeling.
THE lecture room of the Second Presby-
terrain Church has been enlarged, and
elegantly reftted until it is now GER
tainly handsome apartment. The credit
of this work is due committee Of ladies
assisted by Messrs. VIM. b. Simpson aud
Joseph Lawson.